sushshshsh

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by sushshshsh 6y ago
For me, the price of interaction is not worth the risk. I've never seen a time at work where speaking about literally anything has gained me something. And the risk of saying something someone else doesn't like is too big and too
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Reliable no, but difficult to access via a REST API yes
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Which is probably the reason they were not compromised.
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
I largely agree with the writer. What I think we are experiencing is library fatigue, not javascript fatigue per se. How do I know? I love writing pure js functions every day in my free timw
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
For anyone who'd like to help, crack open that text editor and make a string based js html version of the game. No need to mess with graphics and html canvas when a string based prototype is sufficient Also use keydrown for handling ar
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
We're all unfamiliar with assembly and electrical engineering too right, should we all invest the time to learn how to program bare metal? Only when the performance is needed, right?
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
I find that I can solve most of my jira tasks in 10 mins with string.length and string.charAt() My estimated time to completion with regex is literally undefined
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Seems like my company is where fun goes to die then
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
What happens when freeloaders show up? Perpetual energy?
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Hehehe... appreciate this answer. I wouldn't mind writing my own JSON parser because at least I can reason about how the code works, the only context I need is my language's syntax and not someone else's design assumptions :)
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Ask HN: Are there any companies that avoid too many dependencies/services
2 points by sushshshsh 6y ago|2 comments
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
according to that famous internet law about questions, "no"
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
In our country, less than 10% of murders are between people who do not know each other. And if you do not live in the specific bad neighborhoods that account for nearly all of our murders, then our crime statistics are literally the same. M
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Several people per month are still shot in the UK. The guns are smuggled in through ports, much like drugs
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
What about criminals who choose to use guns whether smart or dumb?
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Why would I care about the damage done to my car if I'm knowingly paying for liability only on a sub $2000 car? When physics takes the wheel, I can't control who else I hit and how fast
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Yeah, $50 a month for liability insurance always felt like a really fair deal to me. Pleasantly tolerable fee for a day where my car hits black ice and physics takes the wheel
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Probably a domain and web hosting registrar like namecheap with statically hosted html and css. If you are proficient at displaying high resolution images, then that is probably all thats needed for the average visually appealing website
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Why would someone pay a 4x multiple on a site that probably wont be making anything 4 years from now? (4x being a rough estimate of the buying price). That's 40 grand that could be used on traffic to the new site
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
How'd that work out for fox when they bought myspace?
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
I'll code you a competitor for much less than that person would charge, if they are even willing to sell :)
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
2 more leavin NY right here. Hello Florida and Colorado airbnbs
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Based. "That's just an edge case. Our customers love this service!" It's like going to a restaurant that uses bottled water instead of tap water, and they dont provide an answer as to what the benefits of bottled water a
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
NYC is smoothed out by a population of millions of people. Take a look at DC... Take a look at the average small American town. Most have 0 murders, or 1 or 2. Not everywhere is like Chicago and Detroit with hundreds of murders a year
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
"Europeans" (everyone from Ireland to Moldova?) are constantly talking about how safe their countries are, but the reality is that in America, not everywhere is Detroit or Baltimore. You guys are literally falling victim to fake n
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Europe! Deweaponized! HAH! Compare the murder rates of Detroit MI, Cheyenne WY, London, and Shanghai, and then tell me which city has a weapon problem and which city has a culture problem, or both!
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
i = * (long * ) &y; // evil floating point bit level hacking i = 0x5f3759df - (i >> 1); // what the fuck?
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
That's correct, though there was plenty of other asm and bit level evil graphics voodoo that made quake able to run so fast on consumer hardware a few generations earlier than if they were stuck using slower division:)
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Insert obligatory reference to the fast inverse square root calculation which, thanks to its ability to more quickly generate (1/x) by using a bit shift with a magic number 0x5F3759DF, allowed performant lighting calculations for use
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by sushshshsh 6y ago
Not the Chinese one apparently

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